Quest Bahama Dual Purpose Oscillating Fan Heater

Heat when it's chilly, airflow when it's warm. The Quest Bahama Dual Purpose Oscillating Fan Heater combines adjustable heating with a fan-only mode, making it a versatile option for a caravan, motorhome or small indoor space with a suitable electrical supply.

Why choose the Quest Bahama?

• Two ways to use it: switch between heating and fan-only airflow to suit the season.
• Spread the airflow: the oscillating function moves the air around the space rather than directing it at one spot.
• Adjust the heat: use the controls to choose a setting that suits your space.
• Easy to move: a built-in carry handle helps when packing it away or moving it between rooms.
• Safety features: tip-over and overheat cut-offs are listed among its features. Always follow the product instructions.

Using a heater on campsite electric hook-up

Check the heater's rating label and the electrical limit of your pitch before use. Add up the power used by other appliances on the same supply; do not assume a campsite hook-up can support the heater alongside a kettle or other high-draw equipment. Position the heater on a stable surface, keep it clear of fabric and other combustible materials, and follow the manufacturer's instructions for use in caravans, motorhomes or awnings.

Frequently asked questions

Can the Quest Bahama be used as a fan without heat?

Yes, the product's fan-only setting lets you use it for airflow without selecting a heat setting.

Does the Quest Bahama oscillate?

Yes, it has an oscillating function to move the airflow around the space.

Will it work on my campsite electric hook-up?

That depends on the heater's confirmed power rating, your pitch's electrical limit and what else is running. Check the rating label and campsite supply before switching it on.

What safety features does it have?

The listed features include tip-over and overheat protection. These are precautions, not a substitute for safe positioning and following the manufacturer's instructions. Never cover a portable heater or leave it running unattended.